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10. Splurge on an in-salon volumizing treatment. Kérastase offers a   Fusio Dose Densifique   treatment at its salons, specifically designed for women who struggle with fine hair but still want to keep hair healthy. “Densifique treatment will leave your hair full of revitalized texture, which lasts for four weeks depending on how frequently you shampoo,” explains Jasmine Anna Galazka, Kérastase educator and senior stylist at Warren Tricomi Plaza Salon. 11. Spray products into your hands first to add extra texture. “If want some piecey-ness and your hair is very fine, put product in your hand first,” says Townsend. Try a texturizing spray like   Sally Hershberger 24K Supreme Stylist Voluminous Dry Shampoo, $32. Spray it into the palm of your hand, dab fingers in it, and work it into your strands to add distinct texture. For added moisture, Atkin recommends the   OUAI Finishing Cream, $24, which is like lotion for your hair, so applying a dime size all over help...

Having fine, flat hair might seem easy to style. After all, fine hair requires little blow-drying and you can effortlessly tie it in a low-slung bun or ponytail on your way out while still looking chic. But many people with this hair type will tell you that it can be difficult to hold curls or add natural-looking volume—and no one wants droopy, limp hair halfway through the day. To learn how to add gorgeous volume that stays put until happy hour, SELF talked to a few top hair stylists for their best tips and favorite haircut styles for people with fine, flat hair. Styling Tips & Tricks 1. Use a lightweight volumizing shampoo and conditioner to create a foundation. “The most important step in getting volume for fine hair starts in the shower,” explains Brianna Colette, stylist at NINE ZERO ONE in Los Angeles. Make sure you're using a lightweight volumizing shampoo and conditioner that also have some moisturizing ingredients. These types of sh...